The first problem is that Obama said many things factually quite untrue, some ridiculously so.

Wow! I guess Rubin will immediately follow up with a list of those untruths, complete with sources. Here's the next sentence:

Pages would be required to list all these inaccuracies.

Go, Mr Rubin! The internet doesn't have space restrictions, like a newspaper or magazine, so that list of untruths, complete with sources must be next:

[nothing]

Well, maybe that's unfair. Rubin does make third-grader style complaints, like saying Obama claimed Islam is “so perfect” and “If Islam is so perfect and has such a great record”.

And then there's this portrayal of Obama:

I can’t shake the image of Obama as the new kid in school, just moved into the neighborhood, fearful of bullies, who says anything to ingratiate himself and is ready to turn over his lunch money.

I wonder if this kind of goofy fear-mongering will work?